Emily Bulukin — Paintings

A field of emergence where color and gesture suggest growth from within. Layers of green move across the surface, holding light in a state of becoming. The work evokes a quiet expansion - where something latent begins to take form and gently unfold.

Nearness -almost touching

This work emerges from a quiet, suspended space - where gesture slows down and matter begin to listen. Soft, muted tones unfold across the surface, interrupted by subtle traces and incisions that suggest movement held back, or a voice not fully released. The layered texture carries a sense of restraint and tension, as if something is being contained rather than expressed. Light gentle settles into the material, revealing depth through small variations rather than contrast. Held in Silence reflects an inner state where emotion is present but subdued - not absent, but held, suspended, and quietly enduring beneath the surface.

An inner terrain shaped by slow shifts and gentle erosion. Color and material move like currents, carrying traces of time and quiet change.

Stavo per aggiungere ancora. Poi mi sono fermata. Ad ascoltare. Quello che è rimasto è fragile, uno scoprirsi leggero. Quasi niente

Ci sono momenti in cui tutto resta sospeso, come un passo che non sa ancora dove posarsi.

Sotto il silenzio Fruscio.

This work explores balance - between shadow and light, but also between forms. It is a search for counterweight, for proportion, for a quiet sense of harmony.